US Business

Companies are resisting layoffs even as economic weakness looms.

Consumer advocates are saying that Bunge’s $8.2 billion agreement to buy Viterra could drive up prices, while Bunge says the companies don’t overlap.

Demographic shifts and savvy marketing fueled the Mexican import’s rise. A Bud Light boycott finished the job.

The entrepreneur has long talked about a physics-based, problem-solving approach that his new Twitter CEO invoked in her first memo to staff.

The consequences of an international minimum-tax agreement are about to be felt.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg has invested for more than a decade in academic discoveries about AI, even making them open for others to view and use. Now Meta is behind in making consumer products like ChatGPT.

From how we shop and work to how we connect with others, the pandemic greatly accelerated our adoption of some key technologies. Americans aren’t going to go back to the way things were before.

Four experiments show why “drip pricing” is so effective at getting us to pay up.

The investment by the biggest U.S. maker of memory chips comes about a month after major Chinese companies were banned from buying its products.

Christine McCarthy’s exit caught some colleagues and associates by surprise.